Create IIS Virtual Directory
This is a question that is often asked in the newsgroups: How do you create a IIS virtual directory programmatically. Usually, whacky solutions are offered such as simply creating a folder under \inetpub\wwwroot. Well, solutions like this generally do not work because IIS folder is a bit more than just a folder. There are permissions involved, etc... And what if you want your IIS virtual folder to point to a directory other the one under \inetpub\wwwroot. This articles provides all the info.
Creating an HTTP Testing Tool
Testing a Web site with various Browsers is part of a Web developer's daily work - at least when not working on an Intranet project where the Browser is company policy. Browser tests allow for the recognition and removal of layout problems...
Demonstration of Network API capabilities
This example shows how to retrieve various network information
for your and other PCs on the network, while hiding the
incredible complexity of it by wrapping the API calls into a
nice object hierarchy. The code list all PCs in your domain.
Then for each one it retrieves the following: * Local Groups
(e.g. Administrators, Guests, etc...) * Global Groups *
Scheduled Jobs * Network Sessions * Shared Resources (shared
drives, printers, etc...) * Installed Transports (TCP/IP,
netbios, etc...) * Network Connections (including mapped
drives) * Local Disks * Local Users and Details on each user.
How to add the Downloading option to the Standard Context Menu
This tutorial explains how to add an entry into the standard
context menus in Microsoft Internet Explorer that initiates the
URL downloading process from the browsed web page. Often
developers, making applications for browsing and viewing
web-documents, want to extend the functionality of their
program. The user interface will be more friendly and
convenient if you add the ability to access your downloader
program from different places when it is necessary, for
instance, from the Internet Explorer context menu. Let us look
at the implementation of the downloader program by using the
components from Clever Internet Suite.
Retrieve E-Mail from a POP3 Server
This issue of E-Mail Secrets will show you how to build a reliable POP3 application the easy way. Developers who are new to POP3 as well as seasoned POP3 developers will find this article indispensable. Basic to advanced topics are covered. This article offers tips, tricks and secrets that developers of all levels can benefit from. What you will learn from this brief article will save you weeks or more of learning, research and development. Read this article and have a basic, reliable POP3 application up and running within an hour. Sample code and applications included.
WebBrowser Control
The Microsoft WebBrowser control makes it easy for you to create your own web browser, however documentation on it is sparse... This tutorial gets you started on its main features.
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